In 1969 Wally Booth, racer of the famous "Rat Pack", sold his successful ‘68 Camaro racer and moved over to a factory sponsored Mopar for the 1969 season. Starting with a ‘69 Super Bee, the original 383 was replaced with a built up 426 HEMI engine to challenge in the NHRA’s SS/E class. Racing against the likes of Dick Landy and his ‘69 Charger, Booth would record a best time of 10.90 at the famed York US 30 dragstrip.

After the 1969 season, Wally Booth would buy back his Camaro and return to GM for a few years, before moving on to considerable success in a series of AMC drag cars. Auto World has captured this one-year Mopar deal with an accurate replica of Wally Booth’s Super Bee super stocker. Sponsored by Detroit Dodge and carrying historically correct sponsorship decals, this NHRA Division 3 dragster model will look excellent displayed alongside Auto World’s 1969 Dick Landy Charger just as they raced back in the summer of ‘69.

1969 Dodge Coronet Super Bee features:

• F8 Green Paint

• Highly Detailed Engine

• Steerable Front Wheels

• Black Detailed Interior

• Precise, Accurate Interior & Complete Chassis

• Heavyweight Die-Cast Metal

• Opening Doors

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